Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-06
NORWOOD INSTITUTE.


A SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
Nos 1912 and liza 14th st. ard l4O7 Mass ave.
MR. and MRS. WILLIAM d. CABELL. Principal.
The three buildings all closely connected. one
with the other. and ce South and East. with good
open play grounds in the rear The sanitary ,ppoint
is accord with Se latest and most ensh
rf rS''sas sss's'
% a. o M b and when desired Golesae with
Court Of the United tsses Says + know Of no
sss s.b ladies commands
In add tion to this course of study which embraces
order areProvided all other branches polite and
elegant culture adapted to the finished development of
Terms have been made as low is compatible. in
ms city with the complete comfort of such an estab
Isl artmeut of Instruction
References: The patrons of the school. o5-1m
TUE oLNEY INSTITUTE. THE MISSES DOR
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sy to MfssEs '1 DoRsEY onsy instr
tute, 3122P St. Vest Washington. s3-eo2m'
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FART: PRINCIPAL; Voice culture Elocuton. Laws
aud College Preparatory. o4 I'm
STAMMERING CURED.-REFERENCE TO RESI-
- del ts OF Washington and others who have been
en HA ntsfaI princi fs ssst
- most eom.prenenslye cheapest, and best educator
Sc es q, GnaE , free
DRAWING AND PAINTING TAUGHT BY COM
- Ietet TEACHERS Terms s3 Per month. three les
at l50 per mouth studio sa1 18th st nv Oh Inn
~: ~, Teacher of Violin and cornet,
MISS EMMA GRAY CHRISTIAN sCIENTIs3
NJ has returned to the city aud viii receive patients
and pupils at her resid nee, 1915 nw.o1 Inn
PRoF. J. F. GERMU1LLER. TEACHER OF PIANO,
Il Organ Vocal Music. and Harmony. Especially at
tsntTe to beginners, as well as to pupils advanced
MISS NINA CHANDLER, TEACHER OF MUSIC
yanted pupils best references: terms moderate II
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Circle. First term begins october 3, 1887. s1-;jm
ME-; JAMES CAULFIELD. LATE PROFESSOR AT
W l., the Grand Conservatory Of Music, NeW York.
SI elSt FAB b 4. FROM EUROPE.
ssoa '0f lessons ~ New S1 H 1dff a1 H
An EXPERIENCED TEACHER WILL GIVE IN
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ERENCH SYSTEM OF, SOUND SCHOOLS FOR
peSle New York City Boston,
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Washington. D. C., residence Mcdonald Ellis School.
The students Help six parts, b Cts each CON
tans in condensed form all that is neces sary for
Frees.
Care of Hon. s. s. Cox, IL East 13th St, New York
city. s:}O-:,m
& CHOOL OF MUSIC ESTABLISHED 1877
- IHEO. INGALLS, KING, Principal. 1905 II st
NV. Hours till October 81, from TO pm. Church
organ tor practice. se:}0-Im
A RI SCHOOL. WEST END
IA 1924 18th st. NV
Miss S. W. KELLY, Principal, London Medalist and
reclent OF Lr1zes from South kensington. Circulars
at Ryneal's, 9TH st. s2S I'm
4 RI SCHOOL.-MRS. NJ. Fl. PIXIES STUDIO IS
"A now at 1870 Pierce Place, formerly, where she
Will be pleased 10 meet her classes usual Thorough
instruction is given i'll every branch of art s23ws
w AsHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MCSIC ST
w Cloud building, 9th and SITS. Nineteenth year
Piano. Organ dice. Violin Flute, Cornet &c. Free
advantages o. b. BULLARD. Director. ie21-4m.
nRAWING AND PAINTING-NATIONAL ACAD-
~ envy Of Fine Arts, S04 St. presided over by
mrs iMOGENE B. MOI.RELL, who has had twelve
medals and studied fifteen years in Europe with the
most celebrated artists To prevent children forming
careless habits of drawing they will be received Satur
days at four of age and upward for almost moth
Ing. Thorough instruction In every branch of art,
from drawing OF all kinds to portrait and historical
painting. Evening classes for ladies' and gentlemen
Mondays and Wednesdays at o'clock. s27-1m.